Glasgow Times - 2017-04-25

• LEGGING IT
• Suspect ‘confessed’ to neighbour
• RODGERS: GRIFF WILL GRAB TREBLE CHANCE
• MURTY BACKS GERS KID TO BOUNCE BACK
• Foodbank use up 18%
• £6.3m funding to help treat patients at home
• School jannies to stage City Chambers protest
• Red Nose Day escapes rap
• Appeal for living wage as people struggle to pay bills
• SCALES OF JUSTICE Man’s dog discipline lands him in court
• Tributes after biker dies at accident blackspot
• Airport ‘sorry’ over security delays
• Whyte said he would ‘use ownmoney’tobuyclub
• Party is out of ideas, claims SNP city leader
• War of words amid claims that ‘bullying and sexism are rife’
• Businesses back bid for £741k action plan
• 300,000 visitors flock to Glasgow arts venue
• Air is chance to view top artworks
• ALL FIRED UP FOR ALBUM’S SUCCESS
• THE BIG SCREEN
• Brian leaves door open for Scotland switch
• Joy of the Rovers after 5-0 rout seals promotion slot
• No baize of glory but Dott looks to positive future
• HIGH CARAMBA
• Survival – then push for the Prem
• Herrera confident Ibracan defy odds over cruciate blow
• Lindsay marks ‘coming of age’ season with gong nomination
• Cup sponsors airbrushed out Old Firm backers
• Jack on a high for Dons to be second
• Murty ready for his kids to come of age as Hampden heroes
• From Congo to Auchenhowi­e, now Serge has an eye on Ibrox
• Waggy desperate to secure Euro ticket
• TREBLE YELL
• Gaffer in market as he waits on Stuart
• Tommy’s young guns set sights on first team...
• TALKING CELTIC
• ‘We can beat Gers without Dembele’
• Roberts relief as Halliday’s hack does no damage

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